British metallers, Skies Turn Black, have released their new single, “Lonely Valentines”. The track is taken from the band’s new album, Broken Hearts & Bad Habits, which is set for release on June 27 via Sliptrick Records.
Speaking about the track, the band said: “Arguably some of our proudest lyrical work, ‘Lonely Valentines’ was inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s use of rhyming structures and sticks strongly to the album title’s namesake Broken Hearts & Bad Habits. The song takes us on the journey of a lovelorn heart but nevertheless demands movement. This is absolutely a dance tune from start to finish.”
Watch the music video below.
Broken Hearts & Bad Habits tracklisting:
“Moment In The Moonlight”
“Sin With Me”
“Lonely Valentine’s”
“Angel”
“More Than That”
“Gone With The Wind”
“On The Run”
“Bullet In My Heart”
“The Witness”
“Andromeda”
“Edge Of The World”
“Lonely Valentine’s” video:
“Angel” video:
Skies Turn Black are an electronic metal band from the North of England, taking influence from guitar driven heavy metal and incorporating features of dance music. Their brand of metal can chop and change genre, to go from being rich in 80’s heavy metal nostalgia with riffs and huge choruses to keytar led synth sections with aggressive drops that still packs that heavy punch.
Since the release of No Place Like Home in 2018, Skies Turn Black have added a keytar to line up, diversifying their sound to explore what genre bending electronics can add to the heavy metal at the core of the band. The result has taken the heaviness of dance music such as dubstep, to create an impactful twist to your run of the mill metal.
Since their appearance at Bloodstock 2023, the band have played across the UK, performing at sold out shows in Sunderland, Nottingham, Huddersfield and Bristol. Away from the stage, the band have worked tirelessly to refine their sound. The end result being their stunning new album, Broken Hearts & Bad Habits.
The new album puts more focus than ever on hooks, whilst keeping the band’s intricate guitar work and anthemic choruses. Every song on the album exposes a vulnerability, addressing personal issues of love and lust, heartbreak and depression, as each song undertakes a journey of self-worth. Each song can be categorised as either a “Broken Heart” or a “Bad Habit” song.
The first half of the album sees the band embrace their pop influences introducing their audience to its new killer sound. Songs Like “Moment In The Moonlight” and “Angel” showcase technical guitar work and huge dance sections with hooks that will be sure to stay in your head all day. The second half of the album explores a wider range of genres with 80s hair metal throwback socks such as “Bullet In My Heart” and heavier riff-based songs such as “On The Run”. This eclectic mix will take the listener on a musical journey sure to keep them on the edge of the seat, not quite sure what is next in store for them.
The final two songs of the album include the atmospheric “Andromeda” combining modernized guitar work with the album’s electronic sound. “Edge Of The World” is an emotional finale. A true rock ballad that shows raw honesty with its lyrics. Orchestral accompaniments support huge anthemic vocals and emotional guitar solos bringing the band to new levels of self-expression.
Regardless of your favourite metal sub-genre, Broken Hearts & Bad Habits has a track that you will love.
"Prophets Of Addiction is a modern day Hanoi Rocks meets The 69 Eyes with plenty of Pop hooks and Whisky drenched vocals." - Metal Sludge.
Listen at https://smarturl.it/prophetsofaddiction
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Speaking about the track, the band said: “Arguably some of our proudest lyrical work, ‘Lonely Valentines’ was inspired by Charles Baudelaire’s use of rhyming structures and sticks strongly to the album title’s namesake Broken Hearts & Bad Habits. The song takes us on the journey of a lovelorn heart but nevertheless demands movement. This is absolutely a dance tune from start to finish.”
Watch the music video below.
Broken Hearts & Bad Habits tracklisting:
“Moment In The Moonlight”
“Sin With Me”
“Lonely Valentine’s”
“Angel”
“More Than That”
“Gone With The Wind”
“On The Run”
“Bullet In My Heart”
“The Witness”
“Andromeda”
“Edge Of The World”
“Lonely Valentine’s” video:
“Angel” video:
Skies Turn Black are an electronic metal band from the North of England, taking influence from guitar driven heavy metal and incorporating features of dance music. Their brand of metal can chop and change genre, to go from being rich in 80’s heavy metal nostalgia with riffs and huge choruses to keytar led synth sections with aggressive drops that still packs that heavy punch.
Since the release of No Place Like Home in 2018, Skies Turn Black have added a keytar to line up, diversifying their sound to explore what genre bending electronics can add to the heavy metal at the core of the band. The result has taken the heaviness of dance music such as dubstep, to create an impactful twist to your run of the mill metal.
Since their appearance at Bloodstock 2023, the band have played across the UK, performing at sold out shows in Sunderland, Nottingham, Huddersfield and Bristol. Away from the stage, the band have worked tirelessly to refine their sound. The end result being their stunning new album, Broken Hearts & Bad Habits.
The new album puts more focus than ever on hooks, whilst keeping the band’s intricate guitar work and anthemic choruses. Every song on the album exposes a vulnerability, addressing personal issues of love and lust, heartbreak and depression, as each song undertakes a journey of self-worth. Each song can be categorised as either a “Broken Heart” or a “Bad Habit” song.
The first half of the album sees the band embrace their pop influences introducing their audience to its new killer sound. Songs Like “Moment In The Moonlight” and “Angel” showcase technical guitar work and huge dance sections with hooks that will be sure to stay in your head all day. The second half of the album explores a wider range of genres with 80s hair metal throwback socks such as “Bullet In My Heart” and heavier riff-based songs such as “On The Run”. This eclectic mix will take the listener on a musical journey sure to keep them on the edge of the seat, not quite sure what is next in store for them.
The final two songs of the album include the atmospheric “Andromeda” combining modernized guitar work with the album’s electronic sound. “Edge Of The World” is an emotional finale. A true rock ballad that shows raw honesty with its lyrics. Orchestral accompaniments support huge anthemic vocals and emotional guitar solos bringing the band to new levels of self-expression.
Regardless of your favourite metal sub-genre, Broken Hearts & Bad Habits has a track that you will love.
"Prophets Of Addiction is a modern day Hanoi Rocks meets The 69 Eyes with plenty of Pop hooks and Whisky drenched vocals." - Metal Sludge.
Listen at https://smarturl.it/prophetsofaddiction
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